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ORANGEBURG, NY, August 12, 2021 – Nice-Pak, a global leader in wet wipes, introduces their latest innovation for back-to-school with Nice 'N CLEAN® Sani-Hands® Sanitizing Hand Wipes for the consumer market. A milestone in Nice-Pak’s corporate commitment to both sustainability and wellness, the new product features 70% alcohol from plant-based sources. “Practicing good hand hygiene is critical to protecting family health as we prepare to return to school and the workplace,” said Robert Julius, Chief Executive Officer, Nice-Pak. “Nice 'N CLEAN® Sani-Hands® high alcohol sanitizing hand wipes offer consumers a sustainable option for removing bacteria and dirt more effectively than gel sanitzers.”

HUDSON VALLEY MAGAZINE, JUNE 2021

In 1957, Arthur Julius created the first Wet-Nap wipe in a 2,500-sq-ft loft in lower Manhattan. What began as a family-owned startup with just one converted food packet packaging machine and eight employees, would soon turn into an international wet wipe sensation.

Five years later, Julius’ company, Nice-Pak, went national with the Wet-Nap products. Concurrently, “Colonel” Harlan Sanders’ Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) was gaining traction — his “finger lickin’ good” slogan was booming. Julius saw the hygienic flaws in this motto, and suggested KFC lovers should clean up after gobbling up some drumsticks and thighs. And what better to use than the Wet-Nap? Sanders ordered thousands the very next day, kickstarting Nice-Pak’s presence in the restaurant industry.

On Earth Day 2021, we celebrate and thank our associates who continue to take action each day to sustain our environment through innovation and resource efficiency.

Nice-Pak Products has relaunched its Nice `N CLEAN® wipes brand.  Find out the steps the wipes manufacturer is taking to respond to changing customer demands and surgenig demand for wet wipes. --  from Nonwovens Industry Magazine

While Nice-Pak has always donated wipes to disaster relief, this past year has been like no other, and a partnership we started back in 2017 with Good360 just reached $1 million in fair market value for donations. This year's donations of wipes were needed by hurricane relief efforts as well as COVID-19 related hygiene. The Good360 partnership makes sure our wipe donations get to those who need them most.

Read the Blog Post from Good360 for more information on the importance of wet wipes in disaster recovery.

Nice-Pak, the pioneer and leading producer of wet wipes for consumer markets, announced that its surface disinfecting wipes (EPA Reg. No. 9480-5) sold under Nice `N CLEAN®, GRIME BOSS®, and private label brands received approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for efficacy claims against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

MOORESVILLE, IN (December 2, 2020) – Nice-Pak, a pioneer and the leading global producer of wet wipes, announced today that it has signed an agreement to begin construction on a new facility in Mooresville. The 1.2 million-square-foot facility, which will house manufacturing and a distribution center at a single location, will represent a $165 million investment that will result in 150 additional jobs in Morgan County by 2024, and employ up to 800 associates when fully operational.

Nice-Pak today announced plans to expand its manufacturing capacity at the company's Jonesboro, AR facility, increasing employment by adding more than 300 associates by the end of 2021. The expansion is expected to more than double the company's capacity to produce disinfecting wipes and significantly increase capacity for other product groups.

How do our wet wipes promote health and wellbeing while looking out for the health of the environment? Nice-Pak VP of Research and Development, Jim Dalton says, "We're committed to developing solutions that will enable us to deliver 100% natural, renewable, or recyclable materials across our entire product range." ​